Air Liquide

OUR DRIVERS AVERAGE $50,000 TO $70,000 PER YEAR AND ENJOY THE BEST HOME TIME AND BENEFITS IN THE INDUSTRY!
Air Liquide is Hiring Company Bulk Driver Solos & Teams
Air Liquide Company Driver Pay
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At specific locations, operational demands or special customer expectations may warrant unique wage schedules. The average pay range for an Air Liquide Driver is $50,000 to $70,000 per year! This will vary according to types of runs and work performance.
Air Liquide Company Driver Home Time
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Solo drivers home most nights.
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Team drivers will have longer runs.
Air Liquide Company Driver Bonuses
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Quarterly performance bonus.
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Yearly profit sharing.
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Safety incentives.
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2-week company paid classroom training.
Air Liquide Company Driver Benefits
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HMO and 2 levels of PPO are available. (85% of medical, dental, and vision insurance is company paid)
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Dental, Vision
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Wellness Incentive Program. ($500 bonus for taking yearly physical)
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Flexible Spending Accounts. (ability to save pre-tax dollars for health care and dependent care)
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Short-Term and Long-Term Disability coverage.
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Life insurance coverage for you and your family.
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401(k) plan, 4% company match with extra enhancements based on seniority.
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Six company-wide holidays plus 4 floating holidays.
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Vacation days.
Air Liquide Area of Service
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Each terminal services a facility that produces our products so distribution coverage is within a certain radius of the terminal.
Air Liquide Company Driver Requirements
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Minimum age of 25.
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Minimum of 3 years verifiable OTR experience. (candidates with 2 years experience plus driving school will be considered)
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Hazardous Material and Tank Trailer endorsements are required. (Hazmat can be obtained after employment begins)
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No DWI or DUI restrictions in the last 7 years.
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No more than a combination of 3 Moving Violations and/or Accident Restrictions in the last 3 years.
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No felony restrictions allowed.
Air Liquide Company Driver Hiring Area

Drivers should reside within a reasonable driving distance from the terminals.